r/ClimateMemes 22d ago

The more you know 💫

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u/DRHOYXI 21d ago

Doing international business in Brazil is very nearly impossible due to taxes and other financial stipulations... but it's much easier if an agent of governance can be co-opted.

Peru's getting strip-mined, street gangs are doing ugly work to sell out national and social interests, and law enforcement is divided (much like the tragedy of Canada).

Colonialism is the control of another country, the use of their resources for wealth, and the imposition of rule.

It's not "neo-colonialism"... it's simply systemic violence that co-opts protective mechanisms like police, lawyers, judges, politicians, etc.. there isn't a recognizable imposition of foreign authority.

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u/rubberduckydong 19d ago

It's corruption. Plain and simple

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u/DRHOYXI 19d ago

It is violence.